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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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- More on Personal Consumption
- Something Sustainable
- Q4 GDP Revised Down to 2.8%
- Durable Goods Orders Up... Not Exactly What it Seems
- Growing Secular Volatility?
- Confidence Improves... Still Poor Jobs Outlook
- Home Prices Heading Down
- Case Shiller Price Index
- Leading Indicators Up Slightly in January
- Producer Prices Continue to Rise... Feeding into Core
- Deficit Financing
- Retail Sales Up... Inflation Edition
- Natural Rate of Unemployment
- Budget Still Out of Control
- Japan's Lost Decade(s)
- Inflection Point?
- Has Re-Leveraging Begun?
- On the Prospects of G
- EconomPics of the (Since my Last EconomPics of the...
- On the Job Non-Recovery
- ISM Services Growth at Fastest Pace in 5 1/2 Years
- Productivity Continues Hot Streak
- European Retail Sales Decline
- The Importance of Small Business
- Auto's Continue Rebound
- ISM Manufacturing Up for 20th Straight Month
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Watch the 30 Year at 5%, the 10 Year at 4%, and the 5 Year at over 2.5% for the reversal that always seems to come allowing the insiders to front run the whole deal both up and down in price. It happened with both QE1 and QE2 to date, and it will happen once again when QE3 is announced later this year.
ReplyDeleteBill Gross must think Obama is God with El Presidente's new plan for kicking many states insolvency down the road to 2014 while claiming The Bernack is Satan. He dislikes The Bernack because he won't bailout the states, and guess where good ole' Bill has lots of his money invested? If you said Munis, you win the prize. Disgusting that every plan Barry puts forward kicks the can to that year for the pain that must come.
We are living the inflection point on a daily basis, but few seem to notice yet, but they will in the near future. There is no such things as money trees or free lunches in this world on a long term basis.
Show a longer chart. Interest rate in the early 80s were historically high.
ReplyDeleteJohan